Kidney Trouble Woman Suffers No More With Pinkham Compound
Article touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best treatment for chronic kidney troubles in women. It cites symptoms like weight in the back, painful urination, swelling, and tiredness, urging prompt use and noting a testimonial from Mrs Sawyer in Conyers, Georgia.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lola
Lydia
Bao
Lydia Hy Pinkham
Fauna Bawyer
Conyers
Isle of Man in Revolt and Caine’s Manx Autonomy Clash
Isle of Man politics heat up as Manx reformists challenge imperial control citing 1866 constitution loyalty orders from Britain. A New York Times note says Home Office insists on 1866 terms and warns against home rule as a threat to imperial interests amid radical moves. Also, brief obituary of M Desprecher, pioneer of undersea cables, and a Neapolitan death ritual described, with historical context.
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Hall Caine
Weemster
Home Office
House of Keys
New York Times
House of Kya
Manzmen
Isle of Man
Ambuch &N
Unworthy Men Targeted as Relief Cuts Rise
San Francisco faces stricter relief rules as General Greeley aims to remove many from the bread line. Able bodied men face job offers or denial of aid, and women must prove true need. Food tickets expire quickly, with counts dropping as June 1 looms. Aquor sales nearby spur trouble. drinking dens reappear across the bay. Chief Dinan orders return of outsiders under the influence and deploys fifty officers to enforce it.
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San Francisco
Counses
San Mateo
Oakland
Bay
Ignor
Dinan
Frisco Money Boost Sought In Relief Plan
In Washington on Tuesday President Taft sent a letter to Congress requesting an additional 500000 dollars for San Francisco relief. Of 2500000 previously appropriated, about 2405288 has been spent or committed, with allocations across Quartermaster Fence Medical Signal Mileage and other departments. In Peking the boycott in the United States appears to be waning as imports rise and speculative buying dwindles. In Constantinople Eddie Bey the procurator general of Tripoli was murdered by Ali Shamyl Pasha, a Kurdish exile and former Scutari governor.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
San Francisco
Quartermaster’s Department
Fence Department
Medical Department
Signal Corps
Peking
United States
Constantinople
Eaym Eddie Bey
Tripoli
North Africa
Ali Shamyr Pasha
Scutari
Ali Shamyl
Tripol
Redvan Pasha
Morgan's Bill Shelved In Senate Canal Debate
Washington reports Senate committee on Interoceanic canals ordered Morgan's sea level canal bill to be laid on the table except for Culebra locks. Morgan vowed to press the measure, while the committee upheld its stance not to decide the canal type. New York item notes an unidentified man mobbed for desecrating a flag and sentenced to work, claiming to be "King of ums" from "Nowhere." Kansas City report: William W. Rosa reelected mayor in a special election after resigning amid state ouster proceedings for nonenforcement of laws, the campaign centering on prohibition enforcement.
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Washington
Morgan
Culebra
Senate Committee On
New York
Hoboken
Kansas City
William W. Rosa
Kan
Eb, Venard
David Harris
Are You Tired Nervous Sleepless and Strong Today
An eclectic health advisory mixes patent medicine claims with advice for nervous fatigue and sleeplessness. It highlights Golden Seal root preparations, “Pleasant Pellets,” and claims of restoring vigor, while contrasting natural wonders like Java’s boiling mud island and a vast Karakoram snow lake.
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Sean
Perros
Plarce
Gramman Sense
Buffalo
Fire
Java
Karakoram Mountains
India
Cuticura Cures Severe Eczema in Boy
A. C. Barnett of Award Oklahoma reports his son’s three month eczema began as a solid scalp sore with hair loss. After two bottles of Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the eczema cleared, hair regrew, and no recurrence. Barnett endorses Cuticura remedies.
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Malr
A. C. Barnett
Award
Oklahoma
Tim
Barnett
Ancient bug study links roaches to ancient roots
Dr. E H Bellarde of the University of Florida notes in Popular Science Monthly that cockroaches are an ancient family and resemble their Carboniferous period form. The article traces their structural characteristics and long history, implying Adam and Eve era genealogy relevance.
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E H. Bellarde
University of Florida
Popular Science Monthly
Garfield Tea Co. package offer and benevolent work cited
Garfield Tea Co. of Brooklyn offers Garfield Tea in a package. The Beneficent Work of the New York Kitchen Association reports six kitchens in the congested district distributed 238,155 quarts of milk and 16,271 eggs to 28,897 patients and the public. One fare plus 2 for round trips from Utah Wyoming and other territories to Missouri River cities with dates May 26 28 June 1 3 16 return by Oct 31. Stopovers allowed. Apply to C F Warren General Agent 411 Dooly Block Salt Lake City Utah.
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New York Kitchen Association
A. T
Utah
Wyoming
Missouri River
St. Louis
Memphis
Chicago
St. Paul
C. F. Warren
Dooly Block
Salt Lake City
Rote of Waves Theory Among Fishermen Told
A coastal lore explains that in a storm three waves are strong and violent while the fourth is weaker yet more dangerous. Fishermen watching from the sea anchor offshore to catch the lull after the three large breakers before retrying to shore.
Sunken Ship Raised by Acetylene Gas Balloons
An experimental method used in Paris raised a sunken two ton boat from the River Seine. Balloons inflated with acetylene gas generated from calcium carbide supported the vessel. Inventor M Doeasee expects to apply the technique to save ships from foundering.
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Seine
M. Doeasee
Basin Wyoming jail escape shocks Northwest notes
Northwest notes recounts a wholesale jail break at Basin Wyoming with five convicts on the loose, a mining and mining district update from Laramie and Spokane, a hospital case in Fossil, and windfall crimes. It notes fluorine discovery in String mine copper proposition, Pickering pleading guilty in Laramie, and a Seattle homicide tied to Oregon’s Holy Roller group. It also covers rail plans, weather and crop prospects, donations to the University of Wyoming, and migration of families to Idaho and Utah.
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Hosa Kirod
Wyoming
Fossil
Salt Lake
Spokane
Tt Fe
Laramie
Wilbur F. Pickering
Euster
Cheyenne
George Mitchell
Portland
Franz H. Cremeld
Oregon
Seattle
Corvallis
New Bole
Cole
Snake
Huntington
Ore
Lewiston
Idaho
Iron Dyke
Boy who will get along shows honest street merchant
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a boy among pewsellers who proves scrupulously honest. He asks a merchant to buy daily papers with no payment until Saturday, earning trust as the man promises to continue supporting the boy’s growing business and future prospects.
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Philadelphs
Philadelphia Record
Starting Him In New Clerk Greeted By Boss
A new clerk greets with readiness to work as Stocklyn Bonds and Francisco Call are mentioned in the sequence of calls. The exchange suggests onboarding and assignment of first tasks.
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Stocklyn Bonds
Nrxt
Francisco
Mystery of Chinatown Women Hiding From Curious Eyes
A collector questions where Chinese women of Chinatown live and move, noting rare sightings of women or girls in the streets, and recounting widespread quiet in the quarter. Also mentions Canton athletic games and odd medical and botanical curiosities from London and Australia.
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Chinatown
Joss House
Tabelom
Ortestel Garmenters
Pell
Mott Street
Notable Demands and Odd Requests in Show Business
A column recounts unusual requests directed at Mies Jolla Marlowe amid heavy work loads of graphm photography and interviews. An anecdote from Chicago mentions a vocal coach urging a private class for a pupil to study throat technique. An Empire Theater ticket-taker over 20 years recalls never seeing snow or Peter Pan and notes he never gives door checks to women, remaining consistently vigilant.
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Mies
Jolla Marlowe
Chicago
Abe
Wadher
Windy City
Puptle
Empire Theater
Broadway
Snow
The
Empire
N. Y. Sam
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M. Desprecher
France
Sir John Pender
Cyrus Wield
George Eliott
Europe
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Anticosti
M. Menior
Dodds
Diai
Uraby
Union Assay Office
Wren
Frisco
Garfield Tea Co
Brooklyn, N. Y
Garfield Tea
Cannes
Toledo
Northwest
Basin
Wyo
Grace BR. Hebard
University of Wyoming
Hebard
W. B. Emmons
Albany County
A.C. Jones
Ssarl Odell
Cawego
N.Y
Quwego
Bunko
Denver
Colo
Pocatello ‘Tribune
Itta
Biseman Bros
Boston
Howell Reese
Leod
Wichita County
Kansas
Warm Springs
Mant
John Manning
Kenneth McIntosh
Atorney
King County
Wash
Not CremMeid
Holy Roller
Rophet
Sherif Eliott
Samuel Green
Bullard
Cockburn
Marcus A. Woodward
Clifton
Woodward
Camis Prairie
P. & I. N. Railway
Connell
Meadows
China
Canton
Gort
Curie
London
Australia
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
J. W. Dinsdale
Alexander B. Mintle
Cleveland
Ohio
J. 8. Alexander
Omaha
Neb
J. A. McClellan
N. Y
Anya
J. W. Alien
St. Louia
HL. Glidden
St. Paul, Minn
H. D. Benner
Philadelphia
J. A. Boarman
J. J. Mackey
Astoria
Negeas
Browning's Patent
Unite States
Browning Bros. Co
Ogden, Uta
Carole Fred
Timaaieieas
Wynental
Hiese
Joe
Thompson
Ser
Rire Bethan Rakion
Sit Lake
W.L. DougLas
Tomas Iecg
Peurut
Cater Sth Weed
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